Liberty Star Uranium and Metals Corp (LBSR)

[JoeBobBigPaw]

Reading the report from the EPA, it is clear that the region is being addressed as a whole... if the Pebble ship sinks, all the surrounding claims will go with it.


I don't even know what the "B Team" is. I suppose it is some kind of conspiracy theory on your part.. perhaps a "team" of people trying to bring the share price down because they secretly want to buy or something like that.

I assure you, I am part of no "team". I want to see LBSR succeed.. it is my largest holding (albeit I don't have as much money invested as others). The reason why I signed up with iHub is specifically because of LBSR and to discuss what is happening as well as my concerns. The only other active board I have found is Yahoo. Half the time they erase posts. The other half of the time no one is posting.

I have read several posts claiming that LBSR is NAK's secret weapon which I strongly disagree with and feel it may be misleading investors which is unlikely due to the share price dropping to below .02 but none-the-less, I wanted to share a different view.

If you read the report the EPA put out points out that ALL the properties discussed are going to be disruptive to the water and habitat. Obviously this is going to happen with ANY kind of mining and I do feel strongly that Pebble will be able to come up with a solution to this hurdle. I feel the EPA is a liberal institution which would most likely reject ANY kind of activity which disrupts the environment... I do not feel they have given Pebble an objective look... instead, I think they are judging and commenting base purely on politics.

I think the pumpers are as pitiful as the bashers. I am neither. I have SERIOUS concerns as I responsible investor should if they are invested or thinking of investing.

LBSR is sitting around 2 cents for a reason. and I assure you, it isn't some kind of conspiracy or bashers on some board. It is because this stock is a pure speculative gamble. Period. Therefore, all points of view should be considered.